CLIVE McNELLY is hoping Wokingham and Emmbrook can make Lowther Road "a fortress" after shocking Woodley United to claim their first home win of the season. Struggling Sumas...
Read moreDetailsONCE again, members of REME will form part of a procession to mark Wokingham’s remembrance. On Friday, November 11, the two minute silence will be marked in Wokingham’s Market Place....
Read moreDetailsIT HAS been quite a year for Reading FC Women with the club following up promotion to FA WSL 1 by consolidating their position in the top flight. Tom Crocker...
Read moreDetailsA NEW survey suggests that more than one in 10 children living in Wokingham borough are living in poverty – and in Reading East, the figure is even higher: one...
Read moreDetailsA MUFTI day to raise money for The Link Visiting Scheme charity had an extremely personal poignance for one teacher at a Winnersh school. Miss Jarnak, a teacher at The Forest...
Read moreDetailsTHIS year’s Giving Tree Appeal has been launched to offer you the chance to make a local child smile this Christmas, writes Sally Bryant. For more than 15 years, generous...
Read moreDetailsTHE LATEST addition to Wokingham’s town centre has been revealed: a new Vodafone store. It is the first of the big phone networks to open a branch and it will...
Read moreDetailsTHE OPENING date has been announced for Giggling Squid, a new Thai restaurant in Wokingham’s town centre. Taking over the unit vacated when Cleaver left Wokingham, Giggling Squid will be serving...
Read moreDetailsThe answer to motorists' misery? Build an extra lane! Drivers blamed for delays Lane changing at fault 50mph speed limit mooted New white lines on the way THE SOLUTION to...
Read moreDetailsMarks & Spencer has announced that it is to shut up to 60 stores across the country as part of a review of its retail offering. Instead of its traditional...
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